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Aly Kima’s Viral Pivot

A viral TikTok about being single turned the Bay Area native into a full-time content creator with nearly 1 million followers. Now based in New York, she’s built her platform on careful curation and authentic storytelling.

The Art of Gathering at Nobu Residences Los Cabos

The southern tip of the Baja Peninsula juts into the Pacific Ocean with the kind of dramatic coastline that makes you forget to check your phone. The location is far enough from downtown Cabo San Lucas to feel removed from the world, a scenic unwinding that signals you’re leaving normal life behind. Here sits Nobu

7 Highlights from Alcova Miami 2025

By the time I reached the Miami River Inn, East Little Havana had started to feel like a time warp, hosting something closer to an early-American garden party than an experimental design exhibition. Alcova, founded by Valentina Ciuffi and Joseph Grima in 2018, arrived in Miami in 2023 with the same premise that it made

Pilar Zeta Raises a Portal on Miami Beach

Pilar Zeta’s installation, “The Observer Effect,” arrived during Miami Art Week as another entry into the city’s long tradition of temporary monuments. This year’s version is a corridor of metallic columns and arches that reads like a temple and a mirage at once, finished in an iridescent skin of car paint that shifts with the

Our Favorites from Design Miami 2025

This year’s Design Miami was full of noise and spectacle, yet a handful of objects and spaces kept tugging at my attention long after I left the tent. What follows is a very personal list of the pieces, rooms, and small details that stayed with me. Each piece made this year’s Design Miami feel less

Tom Dixon in Miami Finds Camouflage in Crumpled Metal

When visitors arrived at the Steelcase pop up in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, they stepped into a room that looked as if it had been wrapped in crumpled metal. Disguised in the room were the iconic low, sculptural Jean Nouvel seating collection from Coalesse meticulously upholstered in what looked like matching tin foil. “The miracles of

AlUla Opens Global Call for Design Award Rooted in Ancient Craft

The Royal Commission for AlUla has launched the fourth edition of the AlUla Design Award, accepting entries through November 1. Rooted in Hegra, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, the initiative asks designers worldwide to create new work inspired by AlUla’s ancient craft traditions, from 2,000-year-old carved sandstone tombs to traditional plaster work and

Kelly Wearstler’s “Side Hustle” Lets Artists Take the Lead

Designer Kelly Wearstler has spent her career inviting artists into her interior projects and commissioning work that brings her clients’ spaces to life. With Side Hustle, her new curatorial platform, she’s reversing that familiar dynamic. Side Hustle’s mission is built around the idea that artists should lead their own experimental work, with Kelly stepping in

Sixtysix and Dacor Present the New Rules of Kitchen Hospitality

What transforms a kitchen from a utilitarian workspace into a gathering place where conversations flow? Sixtysix magazine, in partnership with Dacor, explored this question with three designers who are rewriting the rules of residential hospitality during an event titled “The Table Read.” Hosted during this year’s Design Chicago, the event featured an immersive installation designed

Skyline Window Coverings Masters the Art of Framing Light

There’s something powerful about the way light moves through a home. It shifts throughout the day and frames the moments that define our daily lives. Thirteen years ago Chrissy and Jason Roellchen understood this, launching what would become Skyline Window Coverings from their Chicago apartment with a simple mission: elevate window treatments from purely functional

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